Fenland fighters Joe Steed and Bernardo Marime maintained their unbeaten records with victories in Norwich.

Wisbech Standard: Bernardo Marime on the attack against Lee Hallett Picture: Mark HewlettBernardo Marime on the attack against Lee Hallett Picture: Mark Hewlett (Image: Archant)

Wisbech star Steed made it seven out of seven with a 40:36 super-welterweight win over Richard Samuels at The Halls last Friday.

Steed was always on top but a little frustrated perhaps by Samuels' defensive style, although the man from Dulwich rarely troubled the 22-year-old.

Marime, who lives in March, is a great entertainer, with a heavy punch, and Lee Hallett could do little to prevent him romping to a 40:36 win.

There were signs that Mozambique-born welterweight Marime, in his second professional outing, could finish it early thanks to some slick footwork and heavy fists, but Hallett is a hardy opponent and managed to make it through the four rounds.

Wisbech Standard: Lee Hallett covers up as Bernardo Marime attacks Picture: Mark HerwlettLee Hallett covers up as Bernardo Marime attacks Picture: Mark Herwlett (Image: Archant)

Steed and Marime are trained in Norwich by Graham Everett and former European champion Jon Thaxton.